New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

entire county ticket longer matter OF uneer'
so heart and soul in favor of Mr. Nicoll" added
ESGe G. Su or ali that he was ready
70 indorse Mr. Sieoii lie said: Il have had slight
him rs q man OF great intellectual ability; and exceed
ingy we'll qualified to dischsrge me tiles VI ad b,.
nomination have precisely the same feeling about M
MARITIME. and shall take pleasure In Young ior '"enn
both"
SATISFACTION IN WALL STREET.
In Wall Street there no two opinions about the
nominations for the Office Of Controller. Bank officers
without regard to party affiliations spoke
in high terms Of the ability and financial
experience OF John J. Knox. and expressed the
hope that he might be elected to tho city in posi-
ton for which he well fitted Ardent psrtsans who
remembered the services of "rheo" Myers in the last
Presidential campaign talked loudly about
him, but bank officers and conservative
brokers who weighed tho qualities OF
the opposing candidates were unanimously In favor OF
Mr. Knox.
pro anent bank president nearly voiced the general
OF the street these words: "The nomination
Of Nj Nico in connection with excellent names for the
other county offices. ought to command the votes OF
all persons have the best Interests OF the city at
heart selection Of candid tes has been wise aud
proves that the people by mere force of opinion cap
frxhtsn the politicians from tner usually devious
p .sssa TS Ss, h SPan Street interested
good question Just now whcn are not poHtcal-
TEN THOUSAND VOTES ADDED.
sephep J. French president Of the Police Board said
GA straight Republican ticket would have had good
chance to win in this city this fall but the nomination OF
Mr. Nicol probably will add 10000 votes TO the Repub
loan State ticket. Many Republicans wh'
would not have voted on such an OF
year will take tho trouble to vote In
District Attorney" Dennis shea is good man FOR
Coroner said Coroner Nugont ought TO be elected
He deserves 10 be popular In the Republican party
APPROVED By BUSINESS MEN.
Alexander T. Orr president OF the Produce Exchange
who disclans at all times suggestion that he Is
partisan said: 1.-THE Republicans did manly thing
and they have presented to the voters an excellent
ticket 1t deserves the support of every citizen wishing
GOOD and honest government"
Edward AMMAN said d" 1t is grand ticket; the Re-
pubhcans did a very sensibe thing to put Nicoll and
MARITIME upon it. tits good ticket clean through"
1T is an excellent ticket and inc Republicans Will
Henry I. Knceland said that he was Mugwump,
sssnG sk cE ms m tss s t9' the
John Ews sa wG %S, Rsksa n rh hns
done my political youth was renewed II Is an e1ceiest
selection OF henf , vote ina" thew
expect but the Republican vote will be peportohateV
Al the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
the stir iu the oil market distracted the atteatiou OF
was common sentiment that tho Repub.
ssns had presented strong ,ss b bSS ali
non partisan brokers. Chairman Peters. who brides
himself his straight Denocracy aud his boqtcnneres
obviously down in spirits. unusual tEng Tor
him. Major comfort, treasurer OF the Anchor o tom
ait seems 10 me that the Republicans have put mp a
ticket that vii command the support OF conserva'
nomination OF Mr. Nco shows that the party is aiming
at good government as the best argument f0F trusting
George II. Gibson said ~ think every good citizen
consceniiousy support the Republican ticket as he
ihg in the OF honest aud god CITY government
1t satisfies The requirements OF tho most eXactng ana
think 1t will also contribute to the State ticket IN bring
Ing out iull Republican vote
DEMOCRATS HAVE No ENTHUSIASM.
No livelier contrast could be imagined than that
which existed between the Democratic and Republican
headq Despite their best efforts the allies OF
Power could not conceal the rage, chagrin and
dissnay which they felt over the acton oil
the Republican Convention. Some OF them
did not attempt TO conceal their anger.
The Boss himself of these He denounced Nicoll
In n1meased terms and told how the young candidate
years ago Others tried TO blame Mr.. Marine. They
thought that he ought TO write letter declining to be
Endorsed but this voted down by the majority.
Colonel Fellows said to TRIBUNE reporter that he felt
ss calm as summer lake. but seemed unable 70 IN
any the OF the party with that state OF
nind Senator Plunktt. Commissioner GiDbers, Major
Haggerty and fewothers tried nfnse hope into
the committee by predicting Nicolrs defeat, but Chair
Mutphy and his assistants are TOO skilful politicians
20 be deceived that way.
y. EILERY ANDERSON TO SUPPORT NICOLL.
Apar,icularly chilling piece of information reached
the headquarters late In the afternoon 1t
was the announcement that F. Ellery An
derson, one OF the few brainy men in
the County Democracy had out squarely for Nco
Ipauiry showed the report true. Mr Anderson
declared that he had wr ten 10 MI Nico OF bis inien
tion To support Inn. adding: Colonel Fellows a
freud of mine but hope Mr Nico will he elected by
large majority | am County Democrat. but think
the element Ia that organization winch brought about
M NcOs defeat and presum-s 10 dictate TO me voters
Of the party whoa they snail support deserves rebuse
and the iebuke will be FORTHCOMING"
This means stampede said Commissioner Hess
when he heard OF IT, Yes, added colonel (IuSef we
have got them on the run"